Bowyer 27 flashcards

Terms	Definitions
rebut	to refute by evidence or argument
recalcitrant	resisting authority or control
recant	to retract a statement, opinion, etc
recapitulate	to review with a brief summary
recondite	relating to obscure blearning; known only to a few
rectify	to correct
rectitude	moral uprightness
redress	relief from wrong or injury
redundancy	unnessecary repitition
refract	to deflect sound or light
regimen	government rule; systematic plan
rejoinder	response
relegate	to assign to a clas, especially an inferior one
relish	to enjoy greatly
remit	to send (usually money) as payment
remuneration	pay or reward for work, trouble, etc
renascent	reborn, coming into being again
renege	to go back on one's word
repast	meal or mealtime
repentant	apologetic, guilty, remourseful
replete	abundantly supplied
repose	relaxation, leisure
repress	to restrain or hold in
reprehensible	blameworthy, disreputible
reprise	repition, especially of a peice of music
reprobate	morally unprincipled person
reprove	to criticize or correct
requiem	hymns or religious service for the dead
requite	to return or repay
rescind	to repeal, cancel
resolute	determined; with a clear purpose
respite	interval of relief
resplendent	splendid, brilliant
reticent	not speaking freely; reserved
retinue	group of attendants with an important person
retort	a cutting response
retroactive	applying to an earlier time
retrograde	having a backward motion or direction
revelry	boisterous, festivity
revere	to worship, regaurd with awe

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